Japan to Open Ancient Buddhist Pagoda to the Public for the First Time in a Decade
Craig Lewis
8 January 2021
1,300-year-old pagoda to reopen after 10-year…
The Zen Masters of the Rinzai Tradition
Gereon Kopf
24 December 2020
Beginning a series of essays on the Zen masters of Japan
Connecting the Past and Present of Shugendo – The Revival of Japan’s Ancient Mountain Ascetic Tradition, Part One
Alena Eckelmann
3 December 2020
Nurturing the roots of an ancient tradition
International Conference to Examine Engaged Buddhism and Social Transformation in Japan
Craig Lewis
23 November 2020
December seminar to be live-streamed for international..
Do I Need a Teacher to Practice Meditation?
Gereon Kopf
3 September 2020
Lessons from Zen on lineage, practice, and compassion
Buddhist Temple in Tokyo Offers Vietnamese Workers Refuge from the Pandemic
Craig Lewis
22 July 2020
Temple provides relief for those out of work and with nowhere
Animals in Priestly Robes in Japanese Art
Meher McArthur
22 July 2020
Insight and creativity in the tradition of Otsu-e folk…
Another Kind of Pilgrimage
Gereon Kopf
19 June 2020
What it means to walk the Buddha-way
Rarified, Recondite, and Abstruse: Zeami’s Nine Stages
Joseph Houseal
13 June 2020
The hidden wisdom of Japanese Noh
German-born Buddhist Monk Passes 1,000-year-old Monastic Exam in Japan
Craig Lewis
18 November 2019
The first time the exam has been held at historic…
Remains of Ninth Century Buddhist Pagoda and Hall Found at Site of Kyoto Temple
Craig Lewis
28 October 2019
Structures part of the ancient temple Sai-ji, founded in 796…
Buddhist Temple Offers Spiritual Refuge for Japan’s Vietnamese Community
Dipen Barua
20 September 2019
Sharing the Dharma and building bridges within the…